Common Injuries and Conditions of the Hip, Thigh, Groin, and Pelvis Quiz

Pain and stiffness are characteristic symptoms of hip osteoarthritis.

The adductor muscle is often strained in cases of groin pulls.

A tendon connects the muscles in the thigh to the pelvic bone.

The IT band's primary function is to stabilize the hip joint.

Wearing down of cartilage in the hip joint leads to hip osteoarthritis.

Inflammation of the bursa near the greater trochanter leads to trochanteric bursitis.

Stress fractures in the femur often result from repetitive overuse or sudden activity increase.

Piriformis syndrome is often caused by compression of the piriformis muscle.

Numbness in the groin area is not a typical symptom of hamstring strain.

The tensor fasciae latae is not part of the quadriceps group.

Avascular necrosis of the hip is characterized by pain worsening with rest.

Pain in the groin or hip flexor region is a common symptom of FAI.

Pain when raising the knee is a common symptom of hip flexor strains.

A break in the pelvic bone caused by high-energy trauma is termed pelvic fracture.